This, this, this, this is mythical.

Oh boy, oh boy, I really hope they have Spider-Man ice cream at the ice cream truck.

I want the PowerPuff Girls one, the one with the gummy eyeballs.

What the...

Minions!

This is a hot dog is a sandwich.

Cetchup is a smoothie.

Yeah, I put ice in my cereal, so what? That makes no sense. A hot dog is a sandwich. A hot dog is a sandwich. Cetchup is a smoothie. Yeah, I put ice in my cereal. So what? That makes no sense. A hot dog is a sandwich. A hot dog is a sandwich. What? Welcome to our podcast, a hot dog is a sandwich. That made no sense. That made no sense. The show we break down the world's biggest food debates. I'm your host, Josh Sher. I'm your host Nicole in Idy. And that intro was me and Nicole coming to terms with the fact that we are old and washed and no longer understand popular culture. It's not our fault. On account of the fact that ice cream trucks are now, one, they're selling minions, two, they're no longer selling cigarettes to kids. That's effed up. That was our culture

that we grew up in going to ice cream trucks in the 90s and early aughts. Well, my ice cream

truck experience was a little bit different because I, you know, growing up in nice old Beverly Hills,

my ice cream truck guy, I remember him vividly. Actually, when I was talking about wanting to do this podcast with my husband, he said,

oh, are you going to bring up Amir?

And I'm like, of course I'm going to bring up Amir.

And Amir was the designated ice cream truck guy throughout our entire childhood and adolescence.

Oh, funny.

And he was at Roxbury Park.

He was at Beverly Hills High School. He was there at all times no matter what. And he was so nice. He was the only ice cream man that would, like, let us operate on credit. What? You had a tab at the ice cream truck? We literally had tabs at the ice cream truck. and Amir was the nicest man on planet Earth.

Amir, if you're watching, thank you for being so formative in our childhood.

He was the kindest man in the world, wore the cutest glasses, and he had everything.

He had all the ice creams you could ever imagine, all the new stuff, and he actually pioneered freezing.

What was it? He would freeze the watermelon sour

patch gummy gummies and he would like dole it out to say hey guys want to try something new we're like yeah

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